I agree with alot of you who say The Phantom of the Opera. I was also completely enjoyed Wicked. I read on the internet a while back it was going to be turned into a movie. I hope that wasn't just a rumor.
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What's your favorite play?
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I'm going to see Grease and the Rocky Horror Picture show at the end of the month. I saw my fair lady a few days ago
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I saw Anything Goes a few days ago, and it was excellent.. my 3rd time seeing it on stage. I also love Phantom of the Opera, Grease, Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, The Sound of Music, Cats... and one that's entirely local and off-broadway, Walt Wingfield.
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I really enjoyed the Seagull, but there are so many great ones out there, It's hard to say..Maybe the Crucible as well?
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Phantom of the Opera is by far my favorite. Second is Jekyll and Hyde and Wicked. All really great music and such beautiful stories.
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My favorite play is W;t by Margaret Edson. Some of my other favorites are Our Town by Thornton Wilder, Othello by William Shakespeare, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf by Edward Albee, Masterclass by Terrence McNally, and especially Doubt by John Patrick Shanley.
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Shakespeare's "MacBeth" & "Merchant of Venice". When I was in law school I wrote a seminar paper on the latter's many legal shortcomings. A professor who was an expert on Jewish law it was the finest writing he had ever seen on the subject.
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Phantom of the Opera and Joseph are always my priority.Anyhow thanks to everyone for nice contribution.
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Phantom of the Opera is my favourite stage production but I do also like Shakespeare's Hamlet
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Regarding Broadway: Les Miserables is hands down my favorite. Then comes Fiddler on the Roof, then Oliver, then Phantom of the Opera.
Regarding plays: Moliere's Tartuffe, and Shakespeare's Hamlet and Much Ado About Nothing.
Regarding plays: Moliere's Tartuffe, and Shakespeare's Hamlet and Much Ado About Nothing.
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My favorite I saw on Broadway was a production of The Crucible in 2002 with Liam Neeson as John Proctor.
I've always wanted to see Richard II, but have yet to hear of a production.
I've always wanted to see Richard II, but have yet to hear of a production.
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I fell in love with theater when I watched Starlight Express. It was in Las Vegas and they had the actors and actress wearing roller skates and skating around the theater and around the audience at times. If you happen to sit on the aisle, they will roll by you and you will hear them singing too. It gives you appreciation for the cast and how talented and hardworking they really are. My next favorite, of course is Ms Saigon. That is another play where the actors and actresses are really hyper. The songs were amazing and the dance routines were really good. The one I least like is Spider Woman.
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